FN 1922 copy

[mac100]

Has anyone ever seen one of these. It looks like a 1922 but internally it is quite different.
There is no grip safety and the barrel cap threads on. Also there is a firing pin in the slide and a hammer in the frame which is nothing like a 1922. I was told buy the seller that it was Turkish but cannot find anything like it on the web. Here is some photos

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[Blastattack]

Looks like Khyber Pass POS. Interesting collectible, but mostly worthless.

 

[srdiver]

Chinese copy / counterfeit - explains the gibberish on the slide

 

[wbaad]

Chinese copy / counterfeit - explains the gibberish on the slide

This. Chinese had a ton of home gunsmiths. They use features or marks from various guns sometimes. Fascinating curio guns but not sure of value... I wouldn’t shoot it

 

[SteelFlint]

Khyber was my first reaction too - a true Saturday night special. Interesting flaming bomb proof mark on the left side of the receiver but doubtful this one passed U.S. muster. I too would recommend against actually shooting it.

 

[mac100]

Haha that’s hilarious. This was given too me so no money lost. It rattles when you shake it that’s how loose it is.
I guess it will be a conversational piece that only deserves one of those plastic trigger locks. Thanks fellas I knew someone here would know what it was